Building safer schools,
resilient communities.
The DRRM Unit of SDO Maasin City serves as the central hub for disaster preparedness. Guided by DepEd Order No. 37, s. 2015, we coordinate with the SGOD to ensure every school head, teacher, and learner is equipped with the knowledge and resources to mitigate risks and respond effectively to emergencies.
"Ensuring every school in Maasin City meets the safety standards required for a resilient learning environment."
76 Schools Covered
Division-wide safety monitoring
Ensuring full adherence to DepEd Order No. 37, s. 2015, establishing a comprehensive disaster risk reduction framework across all division schools.
The DRRM Coordinator works closely with the SGOD to integrate safety protocols into the daily operations and long-term planning of our schools.
We provide the technical guidance and oversight necessary to maintain safe infrastructure, from perimeter security to emergency communication systems.
Program Priorities
School Safety Drills
Implementation of Stages 0–5 safety drills to ensure students and staff are prepared for any emergency scenario.
Preventive Maintenance
Systematic planning for school facility upkeep to prevent hazards and ensure long-term structural integrity.
Emergency Response
Coordinated disaster preparedness and response programs designed to protect the school community during crises.
"Disaster preparedness is not just a requirement; it is our shared responsibility to ensure the safety of every learner in our division."
Division DRRM Coordinator
SDO Maasin City
DRRM Core Initiatives
Essential disaster risk reduction and management programs designed to build resilient school communities across SDO Maasin City.
Official DRRM Documents
Access approved templates, action plans, and division memoranda for school safety and disaster preparedness.
2026
Version
76
Schools
Active
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Archive
Library
Compliance & Safety Standards
All templates are aligned with DepEd Order No. 37, s. 2015 for school resilience.
Safety Infrastructure Status Report
Monitoring safety and security compliance across 76 schools in SDO Maasin City. Ensuring resilient learning environments through data-driven infrastructure oversight.
Public Address Systems
Schools equipped with functional emergency broadcast systems for rapid disaster alerts and school-wide communication.
89% of schools fully compliant
CCTV Security Coverage
Strategic surveillance deployment across campus perimeters and high-traffic zones to ensure student safety and security.
68% coverage across division
Perimeter Fencing Status
Secure school boundaries established to prevent unauthorized access and maintain a safe learning environment for all.
93% of schools secured
Division Safety Compliance
Access the full division infrastructure report, including school-specific compliance status and maintenance requirements for the current cycle.
Training & Events
Upcoming DRRM capacity-building activities for school heads and teachers in partnership with local agencies.
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification Workshop
Comprehensive BLS training for school personnel to ensure immediate response capabilities during medical emergencies.
Standard First Aid (SFA) Training Program
Equipping teachers with essential first aid skills to manage injuries and health crises within the school environment.
Psychological First Aid (PFA) Orientation
Training on providing psychological support to students and staff following traumatic events or disasters.
Inter-Agency Resilience Network
SDO Maasin City coordinates closely with municipal emergency forces, civil protection authorities, and social welfare agencies to guarantee rapid response, standardized school drills, and immediate support across all 76 public learning institutions.
Acts as the division's primary city-level coordinating authority for localized weather advisories, suspension of classes, division-wide joint simulation drills, and disaster emergency operation center linkage.
Provides institutional logistics, emergency equipment mobilization, local road clearing clearance during severe typhoons, and structural building inspection validations across public school campuses.
Maintains campus perimeter security during emergencies, oversees traffic and crowd control near evacuation centers, and supports active-threat response drills under DepEd safety standards.
Conducts mandatory annual fire safety inspections in 76 division schools, oversees the National Simultaneous Earthquake Drills (NSED) fire simulation, and trains school safety marshals.
Oversees child-friendly spaces, psychosocial first aid (PFA) operations, camp management protocols when school facilities are used as temporary evacuation hubs, and family relief distribution.
Unified Incident Command Integration
All school-level emergency interventions adhere to the standard National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) coordination architecture. In case of major disaster declarations, Division DRRM marshals report synchronously to the City Emergency Operations Center.